10 Best Campsites in Vietnam

Taking a few days off work to sleep in a tent under a blanket of stars, surrounded by lush greenery, is a dream that many people share. If you're looking for the best places to go camping in Vietnam, you've landed in the right spot. This article highlights the top 10 campsites across Vietnam for 2025.

1. Chilling out at Bản Rôm Ecological Tourist Zone

Location: Quang Tien Commune, Soc Son District, approximately 30 km from Hanoi City Center.

How to get there: By private car or motorbike, take the Nhat Tan Bridge - Noi Bai International Airport route to Soc Son District. Public buses No. 56 and 15 also service this camping area.

Ticket price: 80,000 VND/person

Why you love it: 

Bản Rôm eco retreat focuses on wild camping. The rugged hills make excellent spots for pitching your tent amongst the pine trees, allowing you to reconnect with nature. Rental services for tents, BBQs, and cooking equipment are available, making your stay comfortable. The tranquil environment is perfect for team-building activities and various fun games such as tunnel-passing, climbing, and camping competitions.

Bản Rôm Ecological Tourist Zone - Photo: thecharcoalsupplyco

2. Pure camping at Hàm Lợn Lake Campsite

Location: Doc Ton Mountain Range, Soc Son District, 30 km from Hanoi city center.

How to get there: Private vehicles like cars and motorcycles are recommended. From Big C Tran Duy Hung, head towards Thang Long Avenue towards Vinh Phuc Province.

Ticket price: free

Why you love it: 

Looking for an outdoor detox for your family? Hàm Lợn Lake offers a budget-friendly camping experience close to nature. With limited modern amenities, this retreat emphasizes natural wilderness, allowing you to enjoy fresh air while fishing or hiking.

 Hàm Lợn Lake - Photo: @maitrandong

3. Experience thrilling moments at Gieng Troi

Location: Tucked away in the dense jungle of Hoa Ninh Commune, Hoa Vang District, 10 km from Ba Na Hills and 35 km from Da Nang City Center.

How to get there: Adventure seekers often prefer trekking from Ba Na to Gieng Troi due to the rugged terrain, although motorbikes are also an option.

Ticket price: free

Why you love it:  

Gieng Troi offers an exhilarating experience for backpackers and adventure lovers. The highlight is a stunning 25-meter waterfall cascading into a turquoise lake. Visitors can even build rafts from banana trees and float on the water.

4. Reach the wilderness in Van Village

Location: Van Village, located in Hoa Hiep Bac, Lien Chieu District, Da Nang City, lies at the foot of Hai Van Pass.

How to get there: Van Village can be accessed either by boat or by driving along the railway from the city center.

Ticket price: free

Why you love it: 

Van Village offers a genuinely unique escape. Each morning, you wake to the sounds of nature, providing tranquility and solitude. Engage in fun activities such as coconut picking and crab hunting. As night falls, gather around the campfire for music and dance.

 Camping on the beach at Van Village - Photo: @suoivoi.vietnam

5. Luxury camping in Coco Beach Camp

Location: Lagi, Binh Thuan Province, 50 km from Phan Thiet City.

How to get there: Coco Beach Camp is just 160 km from Ho Chi Minh City, which is about a 3-hour drive. If you’re in Phan Thiet City, you can avail of a pick-up transfer service.

Contact for transfers: Mr. Hieu, Vinh Hoa Bus, or Ngoc My Bus.

Ticket price: from 800,000 VND/room/night, depending on your choice.

Why you love it: 

Experience an exciting camping trip without compromising comfort. Coco Beach Camp is one of the top luxury beach camping spots in Southern Vietnam. Family-friendly accommodations and a serene atmosphere by the sea enhance your stay. Additionally, a variety of water sports like kite surfing and diving are available, paired with a delightful dining experience of fresh seafood.

Coco Beach Camp

6. Practice survival skills at Ba Den Mountain

Location: Thanh Tan Commune, Tay Ninh City, roughly 100 km from Ho Chi Minh City.

How to get there: Travel by car or motorbike along Highway 22. Buses are available from Ho Chi Minh City to Go Dau (Tay Ninh).

Ticket price: The cable car costs 180,000 VND/person/round trip, and tent rentals start from 100,000 VND/night.

Why you love it: 

While leisure travelers might opt for the cable car, adventure seekers can hike to the mountain's summit. Ba Den is ideal for young people wanting to test their limits and conquer challenges. Besides the thrill, visitors can explore religious sites like Ba Den Pagoda, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

 Ba Den Mountain - Photo: @noitoimuonden

7. Sleeping out in Ta Dung

Location: Dak G'long District, Dak Nong Province.

How to get there: Ta Dung is about 170 km from Buon Me Thuot City, approximately a 5 - 6 hour drive from Ho Chi Minh City.

Ticket price: free 

Why you love it: 

For those who wish to immerse themselves in pristine nature, Ta Dung Lake is an idyllic camping destination. Set up your tent in the vast meadows and enjoy the cool atmosphere of the Central Highlands. Don’t forget to indulge in local delicacies and learn about the vibrant ethnic culture.

 Camping by the lake in Ta Dung, Dak Nong - Photo: @tunghyper

8. Camping by the beach at Ho Coc

Location: Hung Ben - Xuyen Moc Commune, Ba Ria - Vung Tau Province, about 50 km from Vung Tau City Center and 100 km from Ho Chi Minh City.

How to get there: A 2-hour drive on well-maintained roads from Ho Chi Minh City. Buses available include Phuong Trang, Thien Phu, and Hoa Tram.

Ticket price: 70,000 VND/person

Why you love it: 

Ho Coc serves as a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City on weekends. Campers can revel in beautiful sunshine and enjoy the sensation of soft sand between their toes. Sleeping inside a tent while listening to the gentle sounds of winds and waves creates unforgettable memories. Nearby attractions include Binh Chau Hot Springs, Ho Tram Beach, and Vien Dong Ho Coc Tourist Site.

 Ho Coc - Photo: @72dalove

9. An away-from-it-all encampment in Hang Tien Cave

Location: Cao Quang Commune, Tuyen Hoa District, approximately 70 km from Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, Quang Binh Province.

How to get there: From Hanoi, you can book Camel Travel or Hung Thanh Bus for about 300,000 VND/pax.

Ticket price: Guided tours exploring Hang Tien Cave start from 450 USD.

Why you love it: 

A fantastic outdoor adventure awaits you at Hang Tien Cave, renowned as one of the world's premier campsites. The cave's pristine beauty presents a perfect backdrop for relaxation. Enjoy the tranquility sitting beside the gently flowing springwater while soaking in the stunning natural scenery. Experience the perfect blend of trekking, camping, and caving.

 Camping near Hang Tien cave - Photo: @tthoaianh

10. Splash out at CampArt Lam Dong

Location: CampArt Lam Dong is located in Lac Duong District, around 15 km from Da Lat downtown.

How to get there: It's an easy drive from the city to CampArt Lam Dong, conveniently situated near Cu Lan Village and the famed 'Lonely Pine Tree.'

Ticket price: Renting a tent costs 1,200,000 VND/person.

Why you love it: 

CampArt Lam Dong represents a luxurious glamping experience, where stylish tents provide a full range of resort-style services amidst verdant pine forests. Guests are treated to sumptuous European-style dishes and an array of delightful beverages, allowing for intimate bonding moments with friends and family.

Photo: @lttt__linh